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1 1934A Five Hundred Dollar Federal Reserve Note 1 1934A FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE. 2 2 $2 1/2 U.S. GOLD COINS 1925D & 1927. 19 MORGAN SIVER DOLLARS: 1878, 2-1879, 1882O, 1884O, 1890O, 1892O, 1897O, 1901, 3 4-1921, 1921D, 5-1921S. 4 19 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE 1oz. .999, 1-1oz. .999 SILVER ROUND. NOT ALL PICTURED. 65 PEACE DOLLARS: 16-1922, 4-1922D, 5-1922S, 19-1923, 2-1923D, 6-1923S, 3-1924, 5 6-1925, 1925S, 1926D, 2-1935. 6 MEN'S 14K MOVADO AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH, (RUNS). KALO STERLING NECKLACE 45.4g; KALO STERLING SILVER BRACELET/EARRINGS 58.0g, 103.4g 7 TOTAL WEIGHT. 8 3 $20 US GOLD SAINT GAUDENS: 2-1924, 1928. 9 SERIES 1914 U.S. $20 LARGE SIZE CHICAGO FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE. 10 SERIES 1907 FIVE DOLLAR "WOOD CHOPPER" NOTE. 11 2 SERIES 1917 U.S. TWO DOLLAR NOTES. SERIES 1899 ONE DOLLAR LARGE SIZE SILVER CERTIFICATE, PIN HOLE ABOVE EAGLES RIGHT 12 LEG. 13 18K LADIES JUVENIA WATCH: WATCH & BAND 18K 22.2g W/O MOVEMENT. 14 2 GENTS HAMILTON ELECTRIC WATCHES: BOTH 10K G.F. 15 1975 KRUGGERAND 1oz. .999 FINE GOLD. 241 WASHINGTON QUARTERS: COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. ALL PRE-65. 1-STANDING 16 LIBERTY QUARTER, NO DATE. 17 442 ROOSEVELT DIMES: COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. 437-PRE 1965, 5 CLAD 65 FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS: COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. 1 WALKING LIBERTY HALF 18 DOLLAR, 1941. 19 65 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS: ALL 1964. 20 4 CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA $20 UNUSED NOTES. 21 4 CANAL BANK-NEW ORLEANS $20 UNUSED NOTES. 22 2 CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA-NEW ORLEANS THREE DOLLAR NOTES, UNUNSED. 23 BANK OF FLORENCE NEBRASKA THREE DOLLAR UNUSED NOTE. 2 MEN'S WRIST WATCHES: 1-JULES JURGENSON 14K (NOT RUNNING); 1-LORD ELGIN 14K 24 (RUNNING). 25 2 U.S. FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIECES BOTH 1909D. 6 POCKET WATCHES: BENJ J. MAYO NEWARK, NJ, 12s 7J (RUNNING), G.F. CASE W/G.F. CHAIN; ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO. 6s 7J, BROKEN CRYSTAL ( RUNNING), W/CHAIN; HAMPDEN 12s 17J, MISSING CRYSTAL (NOT RUNNING); ELGIN 12s 7J, G.F. CASE W/CHAIN (NOT RUNNING); AMERICAN WALTHAM 12/0 (NOT RUNNING), W/NECK CHAIN. ELGIN 6s 26 17J, W/STERLING CHAIN, RUNNING, 22.8g. TOWEL STERLNG SILVER FLATWARE, FRENCH PROVENCIAL PATTERN: 8 DINNER FORKS, 8 27 DESSERT FORKS, 8 TEASPOONS, 8 TABLE KNIVES, 1077.1g TOTAL WEIGHT. 8 14K LADIES RINGS: WHITE BAND W/6 SMALL DIAMONDS 5.0g. WHITE BAND W/3 SMALL DIAMONDS 2.8g. BAND W/7 SMALL DIAMONDS 2.2g. WHITE BAND W/CZ 5.3g. SMALL BAND W/5 DIAMOND CHIPS 2.1g. YELLOW ACCENT RING W/DIAMOND CHIPS 2.7g. 28 YELLOW SET W/SMALL DIAMONDS 5.4g. TOTAL WEIGHT FOR LOT 25.5g. 29 36 22K GOLD RINGS: 132.8g TOTAL WEIGHT. 7 1oz .999 SILVER BARS: 2-1 oz .999 SILVER ROUNDS; 1-.950 SILVER MEDALLION. TOTAL 30 WEIGHT 38.8g. 31 ELGIN 6s POCKET WATCH: 14k CASE (NOT RUNNING), W/GOLD COLORED CHAIN. 4 POCKET WATCHES: W. H. VOLSBURG CHICAGO ILLINOIS ROCKFORD WATCH CO., SILVER CASE (RUNNING); ILLINOIS 17J, G.F., W/G.F. CHAIN (RUNNING); ELGIN NATIONAL WATCH CO. 7J, W/G.F. CASE & CHAIN (RUNNING); G.M. WHEELER ELGIN 7J, SILVEROID CASE (NOT 32 RUNNING). 33 MEN'S WRIST WATCH: OMEGA CONSTELLATION (RUNNING). 34 3 PEACE DOLLARS: 1922, 2-1923. 35 272 MERCURY DIMES: ALL COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. 4 RINGS 14K & 10K: 14K WHITE W/SAPPHIRE STONES, 3.4g TOTAL WEIGHT INCL STONES. 10K W/BLACK STONE & DIAMOND CHIPS 5.3g TOTAL WEIGHT INC STONES. 10K W/BLUE STONES 1.0g TOTAL WEIGHT INC STONE. 10K W/SMALL DIAMOND 2.2g TOTAL WEIGHT INC 36 STONE. 2 MEN'S 14K RINGS: 1-CLUSTER W/7 SMALL DIAMONDS 6.0g TOTAL WEIGHT INC STONES. 37 1-W/4 SMALL DIAMONDS 5.3g TOTAL WEIGHT INCL STONES. 2 POCKET WATCHES: ILLINOIS BUNN SPECIAL 18s, 21J, G.F. CASE (RUNNING); HAMPDEN 18s 38 21J, W/LEATHER STRAP (NOT RUNNING). 39 1927 TEN DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE. 40 2 ST. GAUDENS TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES: 1911S & 1927. 41 2 U.S. PRESTIGE SETS: 1991 & 1996. 42 1878S MORGAN SILVER DOLLAR 43 50-LIBERTY MINT 1oz .999 FINE SILVER ROUNDS 21 PCS ASSORTED JEWELRY: 8 CUFF BRACELETS; 7-UNMARKED, 1-LARGE SOLID CUFF 44 MARKED STERLING 40.8g. 13 PINS: 6-UNMARKED, 7-MARKED STERLING 75.4g INC STONE. 1,939 LINCOLN CENTS & OTHERS: 1,904 WHEAT CENTS, 35 MEMORIAL CENTS & 4 CANADIAN. WHEAT CENTS INCLUDE; 2-1909 VDB, 1915D, 1916D, 1922D, 1929S, 1932, 45 1932D. NOT ALL PICTURED. 21 BARBER HALF DOLLARS: 1893, 2-1894S, 1895, 1895S, 1895O, 1896, 1896S, 1897, 1898, 46 1898S, 1899, 1900, 1900O, 1900S, 1901O, 1902, 1902O, 1903, 1903S, 1903O. 4 TEN DOLLAR FEDERAL RESERVE ERROR NOTES: 1950D W/BLANK CORNER, 3-1963 W/INK 47 SMEAR. 48 2 SERIES 1914 TEN DOLLAR LARGE SIZE FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES. 49 3 US TWO DOLLAR NOTES: 2-1862 (BOTH DAMAGED), 1-1918 NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE. 50 1934A $1,000 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE 51 2 14K GOLD NECKLACES: 1-W/ST. CHRISTOPHER & SPIKE 22.0g, 1-W/5 CHARMS 16.4g. 6 BASEBALL CARDS: 1956 TOPPS #101 ROY CAMPANELLA, #135 MICKEY MANTLE, #150 DUKE SNIDER, 1960 TOPPS #316 WILLIE McCOVEY, 1983 TOPPS #83 RYNE SANDBERG 52 (SIGNED), 1990 BOWMAN #29 MARK GRACE (SIGNED). 3 UNOPENED BOXES OF BASEBALL CARDS: 1996 UPPERDECK SPx, TOPPS 1996 FINEST 53 MAJOR LEAGUE, 1992 MAJOR LEAGUE HOLOGRAPHIC SET. 54 2 UNOPENED BOXES OF 1993 BOWMAN BASEBALL CARDS 55 10 RINGS 18K, 14K & OTHERS: 2-18K BANDS 12.9g, 3-14K 8.29g, 5 MISC UNMARKED. 4 14K RINGS: YELLOW GOLD W/BLUE STONE 10.1g INC STONE, WHITE GOLD BAND 4.8g, 14K 56 DIAMOND 2.0g INC STONE, FILIGREE DAMAGED; 2.7g INC STONE. 57 2 1986 $25 HALF OUNCE .999 FINE GOLD AMERICAN EAGLES 58 2 BAKELITE PCS: RED BANGLE, GREEN HORSE HEAD PIN. 4 STERLING BRACELETS 135.5g TL WT INC STONES, 6 SILVER COLOR BRACELETS; 11 RINGS: 59 9-STERLING 32.0g INC STONES, 2 COSTUME; 1-STERLING MARKASITE PIN 17.2g. 60 14 MORGAN SILVER DOLLARS: 2-1879, 1889, 1890, 1897O, 1900O, 1901, 6-1921, 1921D. 61 63 WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLARS: ALL COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. 62 92 FRANKLIN HALVES: COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS 63 7 EISENHOWER PROOF DOLLARS: 2-1971, 1972, 2-1973, 2-1974. 64 10 US MINT SETS: 2-1972, 3-1973, 1974, 2-1976, 1978, 1984. 65 13 UNCIRCULATED EISENHOWER DOLLARS (BLUE IKES): 7-1971, 3-1972, 1973, 2-1974. 66 219 BARBER DIMES: ALL COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS. 106 US DIMES: 104 MERCURY DIMES, MIX COMMON DATES & MINT MARKS & 2 ROOSEVELT 67 DIMES (BOTH PRE 65). 11 PCS MISC JEWELRY: 1-G.F. CHAIN W/10K CROSS (1.1g), 5-G.F. BANGLES: 2-ADULT, 3-CHILDS 54.1g; 1-G.F. BANGLE W/FLORAL DESIGN 13.8g; 3-G.F. BANGLES 47.1g TL WT; 68 1-G.F. CROSS/CHAIN. 2 POCKET WATCHES: ELGIN 18s, 7J, STERLING CASE (RUNNING); HAMILTON 12s 992-21J, 5 69 POSITION, G.F. CASE & CHAIN (RUNNING). 35 PEACE DOLLARS: 10-1922, 2-1922D, 1922S, 6-1923, 1923D, 6-1924, 7-1925, 1925S, 70 1926S. 14K BRACELETS, CHAINS & OTHERS: "I LOVE YOU" 2.5g, BRAIDED CHAIN, (BROKEN), 6.2g, FLAT CHAIN .6g. 14K NECKLACE & PENDANT 2.4g. 14K CHAIN W/RED STONE PENDANT 1.0g. 1-BROKEN 14K CHAIN 1.1g. 2-PAIR CUFF LINKS W/DIAMOND CHIP 6.7g TL WT. 1-SINGLE CUFF LINK. 1-GOLD COLORED HEART BRACELET. 2-GOLD COLORED CHAINS. 21.7g 14K 71 TOTAL FOR LOT. 2 $10 YELLOW SEAL 1934A SILVER CERTIFICATE: WWII NORTH AFRICA & 1-1928 TEN DOLLAR 72 GOLD CERTIFICATE. 73 4 TEN DOLLAR LARGE SIZE GOLD CERTIFIACTES: 1-SERIES 1907 & 3-SERIES 1922. 74 2 TWENTY DOLLAR LARGE SIZE GOLD CERTIFICATES: SERIES 1922. 75 U.S. TEN DOLLAR LARGE SIZE BISON NOTE: SERIES 1901. 48 STANDING LIBERTY QUARTERS: 1923, 2-1925, 4-1926, 1926S, 3-1927, 1927D, 1927S, 1928, 1928D, 1928S, 2-1929, 1929D, 1929S, 1930, 1930S, 26 W/O DATES. NOT ALL 76 PICTURED. 77 128 PIECES OF MISC COSTUME JEWELRY 78 298 PIECES OF MISC COSTUME JEWELRY 79 138 PIECES OF MISC COSTUME JEWELRY 80 14K GOLD CIGARETTE CASE 73.5g 1858 FLYING EAGLE CENT & 24 INDIAN CENTS INCLUDING: 1890 W/FULL LIBERTY, 1863 81 COPPER NICKEL, 2-1875 (WEAK), 20 MIXED DATES. 82 26 1oz .999 SILVER EAGLES: 1990, 10-1992, 5-1994, 5-1995, 5-1996. 7 1893 CHICAGO WORLDS FAIR SOUVENIR MEDALLIONS: 2-BRONZE, 2-WHITE METAL, 83 3-ALUMINUM. 2,165 LINCOLN CENTS INCLUDING: 3-1909 VDB, 2-1909, 1911D, 1915D. 109 STEEL-1943 CENTS. 2,049 WHEAT CENTS, MIXED DATES & MINT MARKS. 18 MEMORIAL CENTS AND 1 84 FOREIGN COIN. 56 BASKETBALL CARDS INCLUDING: 10-1991 FLEER ROOKIES, 1992 UPPER DECK 20 CARD ROOKIE SET, 1984 JORDAN OLYMPIC CARD, 1990 SIGNED KARL MALONE & OTHERS, 2-1998 85 MICHAEL JORDAN'S GREATEST MOMENTS MINI PLATES. 86 TOPPS 1969 #26 BRYON PICCOLO FOOTBALL CARD 87 2 TOPPS FINEST BASKETBALL UNOPENED BOXES: 1995-96 SERIES 2, 1996-97 SERIES 2. TOPPS 1968-68 CARDS INCLUDING: AARON, BANKS, BROCK, MANTLE, BENCH, RYAN. TOPPS 1966, 19 CARDS INCLUDING MANTLE, MARIS, MAYS, FORD, ROSE (ALL POOR CONDITION). 1969 TOPPS-37 CARDS INCLUDING KOOSMAN, BENCH, RYAN. 3 ARCADE CARDS-BERRA, 88 MUSIAL & SNIDER. 1995 POST COLLECTION SERIES. 5 PIECES FRACTIONAL CURRENCY: SERIES 1874 TEN CENT, 2 SERIES 1874 TWENTY FIVE CENT, FIVE CENT POSTAGE CURRENCY, 1863 TEN CENT (DAMAGED), 1-1886 STATE OF 89 LOUISIANA BOND. 90 100 1953 FIVE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATES.
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